Man facing terrorism charges in Edmonton City Hall shooting has bail hearing delayed
A man facing terrorism charges after an armed attack on Edmonton City Hall in January will have to wait a while longer before being able to seek bail.
Crime
Mar 15
Ruling on Muslim family murder is first to recognize terror by white nationalism
Thursday's sentencing decision also 'marks the first time in Canadian history that a case involving white nationalism has met the threshold of terrorism.'
Canada
Feb 23
U.S. man sues Powerball after his $459M ‘win’ revealed to be website error
John Cheeks said his Powerball "winning" numbers, which were not called in the lotto's live drawing, were displayed on D.C.'s lottery website for three days.
Trending
Feb 20
Veltman sentencing: Killer’s actions ‘constitute terrorist activity’, judge says
Nathaniel Veltman, found guilty of deliberately ramming his truck in the Afzaals, a Muslim family out for a walk in 2021, committed an act of terrorism, a justice concluded.
Crime
Feb 22
Threat level for public officials drops to ‘low’ after pandemic-era surge
The threats faced by Canada’s public officials have ebbed since the pandemic to the point attacks are now considered "unlikely," according to documents obtained by Global News.
Canada
Apr 30
Defence lawyer for Calgary man accused in terrorism case wants charges stayed
The lawyer for a Calgary man accused of committing terrorism offences over a decade ago argues charges should be stayed because of court delays.
Crime
Apr 15
Man convicted in London, Ont., attack on Muslim family to appeal: lawyer
A defence lawyer says Nathaniel Veltman, who was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years, has filed an “inmate notice of appeal."
Crime
Apr 8
Prelude to an assassination: India’s ‘incompetent’ campaign against slain B.C. Sikh leader
Canadian investigators believe Hardeep Nijjar's murder was an escalation of India's campaign against Sikh separatists, and its foreign intelligence agency was behind the killing.
Canada
May 3
Artifacts from Franklin’s lost expedition found in shipwrecks off Nunavut
Underwater archaeologists found a treasure trove of Franklin expedition artifacts that are now jointly owned by Parks Canada and the local Indigenous Nattilik Heritage Society.
Canada
Jan 25
Nijjar arrests: Indian foreign minister says Canada welcomes ‘criminals’
RCMP charged three Indian nationals last Friday in the death of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot dead last June as he left a temple in Surrey, B.C.
Canada
May 6
Man survives small plane crash into Quebec lake
The pilot of the small glider plane suffered only minor injuries. A 'false maneuver' error by the pilot is, according to provincial police, believed to be the cause of the crash.
Canada
May 5
Canada is unblocking aid to Afghanistan but delay is ‘extremely frustrating’: advocate
Ottawa has plans to finally stop blocking Canadian development aid to Afghanistan this year, but some are concerned about the time it will take to develop the system.
World
Apr 27
As Nijjar accused head to B.C. court, Indian envoy to speak in Montreal
India’s envoy to Canada said "national security threats" emerging from Canadian soil are a “red line” for New Delhi in an ongoing diplomatic spat.
Canada
6 hours
Saskatoon man devastated by accidental Roll Up To Win $55K boat win email
'It said how many doughnuts and coffees and points I won and then underneath it said, "Congrats, you won a boat,"' Shawn Stensrud told Global News.
Canada
Apr 22
Proposed Roll Up to Win class action has no merit, Tim Hortons says
LPC Avocat Inc. has launched a proposed class action suit, claiming about 500,000 customers received an email on April 17 saying they had won a boat through Roll up to Win.
Consumer
Apr 22
Canada repatriates 6 children of woman deemed security risk from ISIS camp
The children of a woman detained in a camp for captured ISIS members are now in Canada. The family lawyer said a family will house all six of them together.
Canada
57 mins
Roll Up To Win? Tim Hortons says $55K boat win email was ‘human error’
Some Tim Hortons customers are crying foul after they mistakenly got an email saying they won a fishing boat and trailer worth nearly $55,000 as part of the Roll Up To Win contest.
Canada
Apr 18
‘We just want to get paid’: Airport security screeners in Atlantic Canada take job action
Workers who carry out security screening at 15 airports across Atlantic Canada are taking job action over unpaid wages.
Canada
Apr 24
Canada refused to repatriate woman from ISIS camp because she can’t be arrested: internal memo
The last Canadian woman trying to return from a detention camp in Syria is a national security risk because police lack evidence to arrest her, according to internal documents.
World
Apr 25
Ottawa police open hate speech probe after alleged pro-Oct. 7 chants at rally
Video posted on social media from Saturday's rally through downtown and past Parliament Hill included audio of protesters making comments that are now under investigation.
Crime
Apr 22